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Welcome
to the ArtsWork ARTS Education Resource Center:
Offering K-12 arts education materials
for visual arts, dance, music and drama/theater in formats useful for
teachers, students and parents
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| Celebrating Excellence
in Ceramics:
This program invites you to explore the
big idea of excellence and explore judgment, proportion, and pattern
as you investigate ceramic art.
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Interactive Gateway: Dance Explore dance of the 1960s with focus
on Yvonne Rainer. Features social, historical, artistic links, and
K-12 curriculum with lesson plans, improvisational and choreographic
experiences, and assessments. |
Research Symposium
In March 2006, Artswork hosted the fifth annual Arts Education Research Symposium for faculty and graduate
students in Visual Arts, Dance, Music and Theatre. |
Place: Vision & Voice
A community-based digital storytelling
and performance residency program. Working together, program participants
and collaborating artists create and edit multi-media performance
collages. |
Preadolescents Reflect on their Dance Drawings: The Impact of Hip-Hop Culture
In this pilot study preadolescents revealed their social identities, which transcended their ordinary experiences in the complex world of hip-hop. Drawings and reflections by this group of students have been posted on a website. This study will enlarge into a
cross-cultural comparison with groups of students in Granada, Spain, and Antakya, Turkey. |
Navajo Exemplary
Humanities Project
Funded by a grant from the National
Endowment for the Humanities, this project focuses on the development
of a technology-infused, humanities curriculum, based in Navajo
history and culture, with Seba Dalkai School--a Navajo school in
northern Arizona.
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Theatre Education: A Resource of Practical and Project-Based Warm-ups and Units for Middle and High School
Useful to both beginning and veteran teachers, this is a collection of practical and project based warm-ups and units for Middle and High School Theatre classes intended to supplement or expand any theatre program.
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